Location List

During a pilgrimage, the famous poet Saigyo came across a young boy under a large pine tree. The two exchanged Buddhist riddles, and Saigyo ended up losing. Giving up on his journey to Matsushima, ...

Ougidani is one of the most beautiful view point of Matsushima. The Yukan (spiritual view) from Ogidani highland at 55.8m above sea level provides a panoramic view of Matsushima Bay and the beauti...

Located on the north side of Zuiganji Temple, it offers a frontal view of all of Matsushima Bay. The view changes with each foot (about 30 centimeters) of ascent. From the observatory at the top of...

About 300 years ago, the feudal lord Date Tsunamura, the fourth generation samurai leader of the Date family, planted some 1000 sakura cherry blossom trees such as Shidarezakura (weeping cherry tre...

luxury hotel next to Sendai station and is convenient for both business and tourism. Rooms and restaurants you can enjoy an indulging time are impressive. On the roof top (6th floor) , you can film...

Hotel with a quiet atmosphere outside Sendai city.

Yamasho, a merchant family in Murata Town, prospered from the late Edo period through transaction in safflower and other products, as well as manufacturing and selling miso and soy sauce. The store...

This row of cherry trees continues for eight kilometers.The area is designated as one of Japan's 100 beautiful places for cherry blossoms.

Homei Shijuhachi-taki Falls is located upstream of the Hirose River heading towards Sakunami hot springs. It is a masterpiece with many layers of small and large waterfalls flowing down. It was so ...

Mori Butai is traditonal arts performing hall.Featuring a full-scale Noh stage, this museum showcases costumes, masks and reference documents from the world of traditional Toyoma Noh.

Showing the process from the excavation to the manufacturing of slate.

This stunning gorge extends nearly 2.5km, and is noted for the innumerable rocks and outcroppings, which in contrast with the mountain streams that thread through the area.

In the past, this temple was moved to various locations by the Date clan as they changed their place of residence, before it finally settled in its current location when Lord Masamune moved to and ...

The museum uses the same building that housed the Tome Police Station in the Meiji era. The overall style is Grecian. Inside, the museum displays period police uniforms, swords, and notices.

It is located on the east coast of the Karasu Peninsula, which protrudes east of Kesennuma Bay. On the coast of the limestone layer of the base of the Kitakami mountain range, it forms a so-called ...

Because Alpine plants dicentra representing Zao grows in colonies, there is this name. When dicentra reaches the golden age, much mountain climbing visitors come. We can have a distant view from ob...

The magnificent Okama is the embodiment of the Zao Mountain Range. The emission of sulfur gasses continues today in this ancient crater lake.

These falls in the upper reaches of the Shiroishi River are 30m wide and 10m high. This location is especially beautiful in the fresh green spring and colorful autumn seasons.

One of the most famous tourism spot in Sendai.Masamune Date constructed this castle in 1603, and it was a residence of several generations of the Date family. There was no tower.

A mausoleum or ancestral shrine for Lord Date Masamune, the founder of the Sendai clan. It was designated as a national treasure, being a mausoleum built in the Momoyama style of construction.

It is said that Masamune Date tried to build this shrine in the image of the Toyokuni Shrine in Kyoto. It is the oldest building built in the gongenzukuri style.